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Finding Balance at Orris Falls, South Berwick, ME

Today we are revisiting one of favorite hikes, Orris Falls in South Berwick, Maine. This trail provides a good balance of what we appreciate in a dog friendly hike including interesting historic features, unique rock formations, and the scenic beauty of nature. Traditionally when we visit, we begin our hike along Thurrell Road. Problem is […]

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Choose Your Adventure at Mount Agamenticus Conservation Region

There’s more to Mount Agamenticus in York, Maine than the popular trails around the First Hill Summit. Beginning September 2022 and lasting through spring of 2023, due to improvements being made to that area, there will be periodic trail closures. However, there is still plenty to explore at the Mount Agamenticus Conservation Region! On our […]

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Brave Boat Headwaters Preserve, Kittery, ME

Take a quiet wooded hike at Brave Boat Headwaters Preserve in Kittery, Maine. Located on approximately 60 acres, this 1.5 mile easy walk takes you through dense forest, past wetlands, and over vernal pools, with historic stonewalls crisscrossing the path, reminding you of its early farming history. In fact, you can extend your walk by […]

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Maine’s Rocks: Hiking with Dogs

From the rugged coastline to glacial erratics, Maine’s rocks are interesting places to explore with your dog. These are just a few of our favorite places to visit around the state. Please click on the highlighted name for more information regarding dog rules and directions. Beech Valley Trail, Southwest Harbor: Most people visit Acadia National Park […]

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We’ve Been Hiking on the Kennebunk Rail Trail

This weekend’s cooler temperatures were perfect for us to go for a stroll on the Kennebunk to Biddeford stretch of the Eastern Trail. Well almost perfect. It being a rail trail, Asa was inspired to write a new parody, which is now stuck in all of our heads! We’ve been hiking on the rail trail, […]

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Hiking with Dogs First Aid Kit Refresher

The February thaw we are experiencing today is a good reminder that spring is just around the corner. Now is a good time to take inventory of your hiking first aid kit, so you’ll be prepared when adventure calls! Whether it is a quick trip to the beach or a full day of hiking, we […]

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